Cyprus’s electricity system came under severe strain on Monday evening as thousands of households in mountain Limassol and Nicosia lost…
Thousands of taxpayers escape liability due to six-year limitation
Cyprus has lost potential state revenue after thousands of tax assessments exceeded the six-year legal deadline within which authorities can…
Properties: costs per square metre for houses, apartments, hotels
Hotels recorded the highest construction costs per square metre in Cyprus, followed by clinics and medical centres and tourist apartments,…
Cypriot students face steep rental costs as housing demand outstrips supply
Thousands of Cypriot students preparing for university are confronting prohibitive rental costs as accommodation prices remain elevated across both Cyprus…
Global food prices reach two-year high in July
Global food prices rose in July to their highest level in more than two years, driven by increases in international…
Poland becomes second-largest tourism source for Paphos
Signals were already evident in 2024 and now, with the tourist season at its peak, it is definitively confirmed that…
Larnaca bus drivers’ strike enters eleventh day as new labour ministry proposal emerges
The strike by Larnaca Public Transport bus drivers continues for the eleventh consecutive day, with a new proposal set for…
Larnaca bus drivers end 11-day strike after labour ministry clarifications
Larnaca Public Transport bus drivers have decided to end their indefinite strike and return to work tomorrow, bringing relief to…
Multiple pensions: What MPs approved and what awaits presidential decision
Parliament’s plenary session on Tuesday attempted to resolve the contentious multiple pensions for state officials issue through partial acceptance of…
Cyprus spent €7.5 million on football match policing over five years
Cyprus spent nearly €7.5 million on policing football matches between 2019 and 2023, with 81 games classified as high-risk, Justice…